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5649	Seymour, Robert	Sketches by Seymour — Volume 05			.txt	text/plain	15247	661	75	The cost of the feed, as Mr. Timmis termed it, was generally decided by a toss of best two and three; and somehow it invariably happened that Mr. Crobble lost; but he was so good-humoured, that really it was a pleasure, as Mr. Wallis said, to grub at his expense. Being now transformed, by a little personal merit, and a great favour, from a full-grown errand-boy to a small clerk, Mr. Timmis, at the suggestion of my good friend Mr. Wallis, offered me, as a treat, a row in the boat they had engaged for the occasion; which, as a matter of course, I did not refuse: making myself as spruce as my limited wardrobe would permit, I trotted at their heels to the foot of London-bridge, the point of embarkation.	cache/5649.txt	txt/5649.txt
